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Good day. i've started covid symptoms on 20 jan, tested positive on 26 jan, returned to work 1 feb. my husband tested positive today, 10 feb. do i have to issolate again?
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Covid 19 exposure : Even though you may be immune to COVD19 it does not stop you from carrying the virus to spread it. Keep isolated. See a doctor via telemedicine.
Answered 2/13/2021
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